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Abbie Covington, mayor of Hamlet, discusses the tragic fire that took 25 lives at the Imperial Foods processing plant in this town.
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Several communities in North Carolina are used as examples of what generally constitutes a \"village.\"
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The Public Administration Department at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is developing updated textbooks in an attempt to stay abreast of rapidly changing situations around the world.
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The Happy Hill Gardens Residents Store Advisory Committee is engaged in the task of furnishing a community convenience store for the Winston-Salem housing project.
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204
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Project Phoenix is a multi-pronged effort designed to prevent the sale and use of illegal drugs in Raleigh, especially in known trouble spots.
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543
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Wally Ausley, retired commentator for North Carolina State University sports, is the new mayor of Holden Beach.
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866
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A pilot employment program in Raleigh is employing fifteen homeless persons.
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934
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The Rocky Mount/Edgecombe Community Development Corporation is transforming five condemned buildings in a historic district into a retail, residential, and community center in Rocky Mount.
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993
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Two Barton College students are successfully interning in Wilson's public information office.
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995
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A number of cities, including Charlotte and Raleigh, have introduced bilingual programs, such as bilingual utilities policy manuals, bilingual emergency dispatch operators, and language programs for municipal employees, in an effort to accommodate and assist Spanish speaking citizens.
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Jonathan Koffa is Zebulon's planning director during the week and a legislative lobbyist for Liberian relief efforts on the weekend.
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1013
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Night Flight is a Durham evening recreation program that offers area teenagers an alternative - basketball games - to the drugs and violence of the streets.
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1123
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North Carolina cities and towns have various ways of honoring longevity in the work force.
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1124
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Rabid fans celebrating a college basketball team winning the NCAA Tournament, as UNC did in '93 and Duke did in '91 and '92, could have serious consequences for businesses, citizens, and the town itself. Police officials outline the methods they employ to protect property and the revelers themselves.
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ACTION, Agencies Coming Together to Improve Our Neighborhood, is a Durham-based community program that encourages children and teens to be constructive and active with idle time.
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